A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM :
If two objects are equal according to their equals(Object) method, then calling hashCode() on each of the two objects must produce the same integer result. However, Two SimpleTimeZone are equal but within different hashcode.


STEPS TO FOLLOW TO REPRODUCE THE PROBLEM :
Junit testcase

ACTUAL -
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java.lang.AssertionError: Contract failed: equals-hashcode on simpleTimeZone2 and simpleTimeZone7

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    @Test
    public void test03() throws Throwable {
        java.util.SimpleTimeZone simpleTimeZone2 = new java.util.SimpleTimeZone( 0, "hi!");
        simpleTimeZone2.setStartYear( -1);
        java.util.SimpleTimeZone simpleTimeZone7 = new java.util.SimpleTimeZone( 0, "hi!");
        simpleTimeZone7.setStartYear( -1);
        simpleTimeZone2.setEndRule(10, 0, (int) '4', (int) 'a');
        System.out.println(simpleTimeZone2.hashCode() + " " + simpleTimeZone7.hashCode());
        System.out.println(simpleTimeZone2.equals(simpleTimeZone7));
        org.junit.Assert.assertTrue("Contract failed: equals-hashcode on simpleTimeZone2 and simpleTimeZone7", simpleTimeZone2.equals(simpleTimeZone7) ? simpleTimeZone2.hashCode() == simpleTimeZone7.hashCode() : true);
    }
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